GEOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL

Though freed slaves seldom integrated with local populations once returned to their home countries and towns, humanitarian efforts returned freed slaves to which country and ports

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Answer: Though freed slaves seldom integrated with local populations once returned to their home countries and town, humanitarian efforts returned freed slaves to : Angola, Freetown, and Libreville   . Only these country and ports seems to be somehow accepting about the existence of the freed slaves

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Easter Island is an island that politically belongs to Chile.

The Island of Rapa Nui is part of the so-called Polynesia Triangle: that is, the islands of Polynesia, which includes New Zealand: so the correct answer is d).


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Evidence about ancient climates indicates thata. glacial ice once covered much of what is now India and Australia.
b. the countries found in the Northern Hemisphere today were once centered over the South Pole.
c. no continents occupied the Northern Hemisphere.
d. the countries found in the Southern Hemisphere today were once centered over the North Pole.

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The answer is A. There is evidence from geologic rocks that there was an ice age 2.4 billion years ago and the glaciers had reached Western Australia and India. This ice age is associated with the cooling of the earth due to the Great Oxygenation event when the earth was filled with oxygen produced by photosynthetic organisms hence reducing the amount of greenhouse gases in the then atmosphere. There have been four other major ice ages after that.

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D. Refugees from Southeast Asia seeking to escape political persecution.

Write the equation of the line passing through the point (-5,1) and parallel to the line 8x=4y-8

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The parallel line is: 2x - 4y = 40 or x - 2y = 20. [same as: y = (1/2)x - 10]
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